How long before they have a battery invented which will allow an Android phone to play video for 24 consecutive hours?
Posted Dec 15, 2010, 12:33 AM UTC
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Is there a Moore's law for batteries?
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Definitely not. It's been quite a while since there was a major breakthrough in battery technology. It' still the biggest thing holding back electric cars.
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Wait until we have nano construction. You'll have batteries that last for hundreds of hours.
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The problem is every time there is any battery advancement, they use it to make the phones smaller instead of extending battery life.
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never. once we start packing 2ghz, 4ghz processors in the phone, we'll contiuously need a bigger battery.
in other words, nothing will ever be good again. i miss my RAZ-R :)
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I could probably do that currently if I set the brightness to the lowest setting and put it in airplane mode. I got 9 hours 18 minutes of 720P high bitrate AVI file playing at full brightness with full volume in the most recent test of my 3500 mAH extended battery.
Hi. I think I'm going to have to order a 3500 battery. What brand did you get and where did you order it from and how much did you pay?
thanks
Well I have an Epic 4g on Sprint first of all. I ordered the 3500 mAH battery off of ebay. They sell for around 12 dollars currently, shipped.
Ok. I have an Evo. I looked on eBay for batteries a bit ago, and I didn't see the 3500 going for that cheap... I'll have to look again.
Old links. There are much better deals now!